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The School auditorium, SitaNarasimha Kshetra echoed with excitement as Synergites from IK to Grade 10 participated in the grand Schoolympics 2024-25, living up to Sri Prakash’s “No Student Left Behind” motto! Students competed in full spirit across four houses — Chola, Kakatiya, Maratha, and Mourya — in academics, discipline, and outdoor events. Academic Cup – Mourya In school activities – Mourya Discipline Cup – Maratha Outdoor Activities Cup – Chola Overall Champion – Chola! The event concluded with an encouraging address by Director Sir, who praised the spirit of participation and unity. Overall, it’s a true celebration of learning, teamwork, and synergy!

Sri Prakash Synergy School buzzed with curiosity and creativity as students from Grades I to V showcased their scientific understanding through exciting projects under the Curie’us Science Display for the academic year 2024–25. Held at the vibrant Sita Narasimha Kshetra, the event brought together parents, teachers, and students in a celebration of learning. With support from parents and guidance from teachers, every Synergite confidently explained their models—each rooted in concepts from their curriculum. Their clarity, communication, and creativity earned praise from all, including Director Sri Vijaya Prakash garu. Highlights of the event: • Hands-on working models demonstrated real-life applications of classroom learning. • Each grade displayed a unique theme, making the exhibits diverse and engaging. • Parents appreciated the students' confidence and subject knowledge. • Peer learning was encouraged as students explored and appreciated each other’s work. The Curie’us Science Program truly reflected the school’s vision: to spark curiosity, build confidence, and encourage every child to be a thinker, doer, and dreamer!

The Synergy Academy Schoolympics 2025, held at the spiritual and scenic Sita Narasimha Kshetra, was a vibrant celebration of student excellence and cultural exchange. This year’s event was made even more special by the presence of distinguished dignitaries from Gazprom, Russia – Mr Vladimir Chizhikov, Mr Ivan Goleshchikhin, Ms Veronika Nochvai, and Ms Olga Martsenyuk – along with Mr Deepankar Mehta from SBER Bank, Russia, representing experience across oil, gas, and global finance sectors. Their visit brought a unique global dimension to the event. Each guest delivered heartfelt and powerful speeches, drawing from their international journeys and experiences. They emphasised the value of education, innovation, and perseverance, leaving students deeply inspired and eager to dream bigger. Director Vijaya Prakash warmly felicitated the guests with symbolic book bouquets, honouring wisdom and learning. The event concluded with great cheer as students were recognised for their achievements throughout the academic year. The crowning moment came as Chola House was declared the Overall Champion, setting the tone for another year of passion, excellence, and global synergy.

Kakinada, February 5-9, 2025 – Harivillu, an art exhibition held at Sita Narasimha Kshetra in Sri Prakash Synergy School, Kakinada, brought together creativity and environmental awareness. The event was inaugurated by film lyricist Sri J. Ramalingeswara Rao and artist Smt. Gouri Vemula, focusing on the theme Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Students from Peddapuram and Kakinada participated, showcasing their artistic talents through thought-provoking paintings and models. The exhibition featured a variety of themes, including the stages of human life, the evolution of Earth, and the cultural significance of the Kumbh Mela. There were also artworks highlighting marine life, endangered birds, and space exploration. Students used their creativity to depict the impact of human activities on nature, with paintings of trapped sea creatures, rare birds, and the delicate balance of the ecosystem. Several artworks carried powerful messages about conservation. Paintings such as a fish filled with plastic and a cow surrounded by plastic waste emphasized the dangers of pollution. Other pieces, like a tiger in its natural habitat and a portrayal of the Chipko Movement, highlighted the importance of wildlife and forest conservation. Harivillu attracted many visitors, including art enthusiasts and environmentalists, who appreciated the students' creativity and the meaningful themes behind their work. The exhibition successfully combined art with a cause, leaving a lasting impact and inspiring everyone to take responsibility for a sustainable future.

The much-awaited AP Inter-District & State Championship Table Tennis Tournament 2024 began with a bang today at the Sita Narasimha Kshetra Multi-Purpose Hall of Sri Prakash Synergy School in Suresh Nagar, Kakinada. The competitions were organized under the chairmanship of Andhra Pradesh Table Tennis Association (APTTA) Kakinada Rural MLA Sri Pantham Venkateswara Rao (Nanaji) graced the occasion as the chief guest. He said that these competitions will be a new showcase of the skills of the players and a thrilling display of talent. TREA President Shri B V Krishna Rao and Kakinada Seaports Limited Chief Executive Officer Shri Merla Muralidhar participated as the guests of honour. They stressed the importance of such platforms in nurturing young talent and fostering camaraderie among the sportspersons. Parents of the students and several city dignitaries who came to witness the game appreciated the enthusiasm of the sportspersons. Sri Prakash Educational Institutions Director Sri Vijaya Prakash said that Sri Prakash Educational Institutions will always be at the forefront not only in education but also in bringing out the talent of the sportspersons. On this occasion, everyone remembered Sri Mukkamala garu, who was a national-level player and coach in the game of table tennis and was titled Bheeshma Pitamaha, and observed a minute's silence so that his soul may rest in peace. 230 players from 12 districts and 35 referees who are national and international experts are participating in these competitions. The selected players will qualify to play at the national level. Meanwhile, the dance forms, Silambam, and rope skipping performed during this program impressed the audience.

Sri Prakash Synergy School, Kakinada, recently organized a series of engaging field trips for students from IK to Grade IX, reinforcing the value of real-world experiences in education. The youngest learners from IK 1, IK 2 and IK 3 visited the post office and fire station, getting a closer look at community helpers in action. Students in Grades I and II explored a textile industry, observing the fascinating process of fabric production, while Grade III enjoyed a visit to Bakers Inn, learning the art of baking firsthand. Grades IV to VII attended a Police Commemoration Day open house, where they explored police equipment and learnt about the role of law enforcement. Meanwhile, Grades VIII and IX visited the Kakinada shipyard, where they had the opportunity to explore the ship Priyadarshini, igniting their curiosity about maritime industries and engineering careers. These enriching trips blended academic learning with practical knowledge, offering students unique opportunities to connect classroom concepts to the world around them. 

Sri Prakash Synergy School, Kakinada, celebrated Sankranti Sambaralu 2025 with grandeur, bringing together students, teachers, parents, and guests for a day full of joy, tradition, and community spirit. The event was officially opened by Sri Vijay Prakash Sir, our esteemed Director, whose inspiring words set the tone for the celebration. His leadership continues to guide the school towards excellence and unity. The highlight of the event was the Ummadi Kutumbam – Mega Family Event, where parents and children participated together in various activities, embracing the true spirit of Sankranti. The celebration included traditional games, Bhogi Pallu, Gobbemmalu, Bommala Koluvu (earthen dolls), and lively dances around the Bhogi fire, showcasing a strong sense of togetherness within our school campus. In addition, our students mesmerized the audience with their energetic dance and song performances, while our teachers surprised everyone with a special singing segment, demonstrating their vibrant spirit and bond with the students. Rangoli displays, cookery stalls, couple ramp walk, lite flying, top spinning and traditional games added to the festive mood, making the event truly memorable. Parents also shared their happiness and pride through heartfelt words, strengthening the sense of partnership between them and the school. As the event came to a close, heartfelt thanks were extended to Sri Vijay Prakash, Smt. Sameera and everyone whose contributions made Sankranti Sambaralu 2025 an unforgettable celebration. We eagerly look forward to more such occasions that celebrate our rich culture, foster unity, and promote growth as we continue to thrive together at Sri Prakash Synergy School.

The AP State Floor Curling Championship 2024-25, held at Kakinada, became a stage for showcasing the immense talent and determination of Sri Prakash students, who emerged victorious with an impressive medal haul.

• K. Shanmukh of Grade 6 clinched a prestigious gold medal in his category, demonstrating exceptional skill and focus.
• P. Enosh of Grade 7 proudly bagged gold and silver medals, highlighting his versatility and resilience.
• T.S.S. Vikhyat of Grade 10 added to the tally with an impressive gold and bronze medals, proving his mettle in the sport.
• M. Tanush of Grade 12 shone brightly, securing gold and silver medals, reflecting his dedication and excellence.

These young athletes represented Sri Prakash with pride, exemplifying the school’s commitment to nurturing talent and encouraging holistic development. Director of the School, Sri Vijay Prakash appreciated their hard work and achievements, commending them for their extraordinary performance. The students’ success brought immense joy and pride to the school, inspiring their peers to aim high and excel. Congratulations to these champions for making Sri Prakash proud! Their achievements are a testament to their perseverance and the support of their mentors.